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Trying to Get Pregnant After 5 Years

Hello all, I am wondering if anyone else has gone through this. I was told when I was 16 that I would probably never be able to have children. Well needless to say I got pregnant with twins when I was 19. I was not on any kind of fertility treatments. Since my boys were born, I have never been on birth control and we don't use protection and I have never gotten pregnant. I would like to have another baby. Has anyone ever gone through this? I am scared to get on fertility treatments because I had twins the first time and they are identical so my egg just split it had nothing to do with being hereditary. I am scared that with fertility treatments I may have two or more babies again. Does anyone have any suggestions on what I should do or if you have gone through this then what did you do? Thanks so much!

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One of my mom clients tried for years to get pregnant, she didn't want unnatural help, so she came to me. Her and her husband did our 90 day program of nutritional body cleansing and before the end of it they were pregnant. Now did my program get them pregnant? No, they did that on their own (okay that sounds funny but I think you know what I mean) What my program does is it cleans out the body in a gentle natural way so that the body can function properly. www.CleansedForLife.com will explain.

What have you got to lose? If it doesn't work at least you will have a cleaner internal body, you will be sleeping better, you will have more energy, more mental clarity and you may even drop unwanted pounds or inches. THEN you can choose the drugs.

What do you say J., want to go the all natural way first?

B. H. B.A.:B.Ed.
Family Nutrition Coach

You could always adopt. :)

Either way, good luck!

my suggestion would be for you AND your husband to take vitamin E 500 or more units a day. That's what animal breeders do - not to be crude. Evidently they know something we are not told. it's worth a try and there are no side effects. keep looking up. p

Hi J.,

I too was told I couldn't have kids and have two lovely daughters! Wonderful that doctors are wrong :)

The first thing that is absolutely necessary is that you are in the best health possible. So many things can create the smallest issue that leads to other problems. My first suggestion is that you get your immune system to it's optimum level. A good absorbable multivitamin is ABSOLUTELY essential. I can recommend one if you are interested.

The next thing is to get anything out of your life that breaks down your immune system. Synthetic chemicals are the worst. Whether they are your cleaning supplies, your bath and body products, or any pharmaceutical you take. They ALL break down your immune system.

This process is simple and inexpensive and can be done efficiently. I had a girlfriend that was a painter by profession. She either couldn't conceive or miscarried multiple times. When she started wearing a reverberator to stop from inhaling the fumes from her paint, she conceived and carried her first child to term. Sometimes you don't even know what is standing in the way until you start removing things.

Another way to build your immune system is to have regular chiropractic maintenance. This is not for bad backs and sore muscles. It is for overall health. My family and I don't get sick. I can't even remember when I had a sniffle last and I was the sickest kid and adult you could ever find until a few years ago.

I'd love to talk if your interested. Just let me know!

M.

Get the book "Taking Charge of Your Fertility". It is a great source!
R.

I would get to a specialist!
This doctor has rave reviews in my 'crowd'
http://www.infertilitybroward.com/profile.htm

You should see your ob/gyn or a fertility doc to find out what is going on first and then here about your options re: treatment, if one is even needed. Depending on the fertility treatment you use, there may not be an increase in the odds of having twins again.
Good luck.

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